Biography
French composer and harpsichordist who was next to Couperin and Rameau in influence and fame for his harpsichord compositions and playing. Dandrieu is noted for the reformulation of Pierre's early works (his uncle) in an attempt to update the music. As one of the royal organists it was among Jean-Francois' obligations to oversee the refurbishing of the organ at St. Andre des Arts. Compositions primarily included noels and sonatas for the harpsichord and were compiled in at least four different volumes. ~ Keith Johnson, Rovi



 
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Jean-François Dandrieu – Pièces d'orgue, Suite 1
Jean-François Dandrieu : Sonate en trio en la Majeur op. 1 n° 4 (Le Consort)
Jean-François Dandrieu Basse de trompette Anne-Adeline Lamy, orgue St-Louis de Vincennes
Jean-François DANDRIEU (1682-1738): Trio [Leonart]
Quatrème Suite from Pièces de Clavecin by Jean-François Dandrieu (Harpsichord)
Jean-François Dandrieu: La musète et double de la musète; Hanneke van Proosdij, harpsichord
Jean-François Dandrieu, La Gemissante Marco Mencoboni harpsichord
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